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light_hue_1

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    Comment #49237083

    This animation is worse than useless. I've taught a lot of students. This is not learning, it's stamp collecting. You're just memorizing a nonsensical recipe. What are the constrai…

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    Comment #49166076

    > The Wright Brothers were not good for progress. Their game was patents. They were rent seekers, as in 'patent trolls', not innovators. This is why so much early aviation switched…

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    Comment #49099065

    Ironic that "Reinvent science" would publish such a trash article. Did they even read the original paper? This is not at all what it says. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2305.13169 The "poi…

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    Comment #49067246

    As someone who has worked in two industries that are at the maximal end of data sensitivity and privacy this comes across as a tinfoil hat issue not a real business requirement. In…

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    Comment #49045755

    Every single time any story has the words "Google developers" in it, they're behaving like arrogant, disconnected, anti-consumer jerks. From constant GCP breakage, to not acknowled…

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    Comment #49026474

    And lose the tax advantages? That's crazy

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    Comment #48965331

    If people want to learn more, at ICML (one of the top AI/ML conferences) this year there was a whole tutorial on this topic: https://www.cs.ubc.ca/~schmidtm/Documents/2026_ICML_Tut…

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    Comment #48941884

    Yes. "Second to" takes a set as an argument in English. Even the empty set works! England is second to none.

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    Comment #48903087

    This is the view of an HLD that someone without any actual HLD experience would have.

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    Comment #48878662

    This is too generic. There's some code I need to write like core abstractions that are going to set the pace for everything. Or tricky steps that can look good without actually wor…

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    Comment #48856625

    > Perhaps. If we need more, we can make more though, and at a faster rate than Iran can. We can't. We built a system that creates a very small number of very expensive munitions an…

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    Comment #48841837

    This kind of data-free opining reminds me of the Mythical Man-Month. Yeah, in theory adding more people to a project will speed it up. And all people are replaceable so I can hire …

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    Comment #48782730

    > Home Delivery - in most situations - is effectively a first world luxury. The comments here always blow me away by how totally out of touch with the rest of the world many poster…

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    Comment #48712307

    Go with your report back to your doctor. A family member has cancer and we treat chatgpt as part of the team (our doctor's words). I ingest everything into it, work with it to make…

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    Comment #48536923

    I'm amazed that PG can't see his own arguments clearly lead to massive social harms. Facebook once existed as "How is a company going to make money from undergrads stalking one ano…

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    Comment #48429083

    This is a shamefully bad paper hyped up to make Science relevant but with a result that has no relationship at all to what's even in the title, never mind abstract. The sad part is…

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    Comment #48254663

    Or it would have moved overseas forever. I can already on the ground see the effect of the Trump policies. So many tech jobs that would have been in the US are being lost. And comp…

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    Comment #48254638

    In some countries it is automatic in others it is not. Say one of your parents is a citizen of some other country. If they're Canadian, you're a Canadian citizen. Period. The proce…

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    Comment #48231246

    > Not the article's main point but I've never liked the "google killing products" complaints. ... you blast out products, see what sticks, and kill what doesn't Except that Google …

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    Comment #48231182

    > Eric Schmidt got booed on stage recently. Eric Schmidt! The guy who basically was Google for a decade. When your own alumni get heckled by the crowd your brand isn't just damaged…

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    Comment #48175499

    There's a simpler way to state this: the easy problem is to understand the computations of the brain while the hard problem is to understand what experience the thing doing the com…

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    Comment #48169739

    > The more we learn, the more destruction seems to follow I wish people would read some history. The world was pretty horrific until recently. The urban graveyard effect didn't end…

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    Comment #48140745

    I've graduated many PhD students at a top tier university. That advisor was correct. What they were doing is teaching their PhD student. You must learn to write good reviews. That …

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    Comment #48091503

    > As a YIMBYist who can't afford a house where I live, I actively want big money to overrule local government regulators at will, because big money developers make their big money …

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    Comment #48059613

    What's remarkable about this list is that every single piece of advice is exactly the opposite of what you should do! > 1. Non-interactive by default > Commands have to run without…